O-Cedar Light 'N Thirsty Cloth Mop Refill

I've used the O'Cedar Light and Thirsty mop heads for years. I've tried other types of mops, some of them disastrous, some of them good, but I find this one the easiest to wield especially on vinyl floors. It's light, gets into corners well, wrings easily, (wear gloves if you don't have one of those buckets in which you can ring the mop dry and you're finicky about touching a wet mop head.) It also rinses well and isn't ridiculously overpriced. I actually prefer this no frills model to the mop heads that have some abrasive material attached to the screw. I find that when I use that type of mop head on my hardwood floors I need to be careful not to scratch the floor. Not so with this mop head. Caveat: The material this mop head is made of does not take well to frequent exposure to chlorine bleach and, in my experience, gets worn out faster than others. However, it is so affordable that you still come out ahead of the game.

I have an old mop handle. Couldn't find a replacement. This was it. It works fine! So I bought 2.

Great product. Highly recommended. Great to clean house with.

We love this product however it has risen in price substantially after these I may not be able to afford to buy this product which is going to be very sad I’ve been in the cleaning business for 25 years and this mop is awesome because you can remove the head wash it and start a new cleaning mission with a new fresh clean oh cedar mop head the ones with a little tabs on the mop strings help with cleaning the floors properly please help!!!

I have been using the O'Cedar Light and Thirsty mop for several years. They call it a light and thirsty mop for a reason. It is the lightest mop I have ever used, and it soaks up spills or wet messes so quickly. I use it everyday for small clean up jobs and also for big mopping jobs. I love mopping with my O'Cedar, it is easy to wring out and doesn't leave a water residue all over the floor. I always keep several of the O'Cedar Light and Thirsty refills on hand. I will put a new one on, and throw the other one in the washer and let it go through a wash cycle with bleach and it comes out ready to be used again. I have used several different brands of mops with replacement heads and I like the light and thirsty the best.